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His personal experiences and German cultural context seem to shape the eerie atmosphere and themes. I wonder what inspired his depiction of madness and morality.

Some scenes felt like representations of inner turmoil rather than actual ghosts or demons. What interpretations have others come up with about these elements?

The story jumps between different perspectives and timelines, which adds to the unsettling mood. I'm curious whether this was a stylistic choice or driven by the story's themes.